Corridor outline not visible

Just to clarify,  are you referring to the elements in the default-3D model? i.e. mesh solid elements and 3D lines?   OR just the corridor boundary element in the default model? 

Vern

It sounds simple, but have you tried reactivating the main corridor profile and/or terrain?  A corridor association may have been lost.  The keyin "Civil Display Browser" may help repair these links -- Click "repair relationships".  If this doesn't work in the current version of the file, try reopening the files you were sent before changes and run the tool.

The boundary element in the default model. All other views and models appear correctly.

I reactivated the terrain and profile, no luck. I got this error when I did the repair relationships even on the original.

Here is what I have in my notes that ended up resolving the issue:

• Corridor Not Processing
  • Background
    • When creating a corridor, it must be created along a Complex Element that has an Active Profile.
    • Many times, there isn't actual a proposed profile required on the CL of the roadway, such as:
      • Milling and resurfacing jobs where you need to show outside EOP profiles projected back to the CL,
      • Proposed divided roadways where the PGL elevations are projected back to the CL.
    • In this cases, those profiles do not need to be activated because there would be more than one.
    • In these instances, just set the Existing Ground as the active profile so you know you will have an active profile for the entire length of the CL.
  • Issues
    • No Active Profile on Corridor Alignment
      • Sometimes, when working on these profiles, you can accidentally set the Active Profile to one of the proposed profiles.
      • In my case, this is what I did, then I deactivated that proposed profile, but never reactivated the Existing Ground.
      • So now there was no Active Profile at all.
      • This will cause the corridor to not process until an Active Profile has been assigned to the Complex Element the corridor is based upon.
    • Red Reference Files
      • When creating the corridor, it may have been created by ruling one of the limits of the template drop to a particular line in a reference file.
      • If this file or model is removed or renamed, the reference will appear red because Microstation cannot find the file any longer.
        • This also means it cannot access the rule that was created.
      • Fix the reference by double clicking and either selecting the appropriate model or hit Browse and select the new renamed file.
      • Once this is done, the corridor should be able to process.